From Auckland to Wellington, and everything in between, we’ve created a perfect road trip itinerary for your first visit to New Zealand. Follow this route, and you’ll explore the North Island’s biggest highlights, and you’ll also have some off the beaten path adventures! There are so many things to do in New Zealand’s North Island, and we’re here to help you plan your trip!

Planning a trip to New Zealand can be overwhelming because there are so many things to do in this country. We’ve rounded up the top adrenaline rushes, foods to try, epic hikes and cultural experiences, so you can create your very own Kiwi bucket list. Whether it is your first time traveling to New Zealand or you’re a Kiwi looking to explore, there are endless things to do in New Zealand.

With a new year on the horizon, we are reflecting on some of our favorite memories from 2018. From traveling adventures to blogging wins, we’ve had a pretty incredible year and are sharing all the details with you!

There’s beauty in every corner of California. The downside is millions of people travel there to see this beauty, but most of them stick to the national parks. If you want to spend a day out in nature away from the crowds, here is a list of our 7 best desert hikes found outside of California’s popular national parks. Most of which people don’t know about!

The Osa Peninsula is the perfect location to get off the beaten path in Costa Rica. There are so many things to do in Corcovado National Park including hiking, spotting wildlife and seeing the sky lit up with stars. Our friend, Ligia, shares her experience traveling to Corcovado and shows you how you can visit there too.

With its diverse land and rich culture, Peru is the perfect country to travel. You can go hiking on across mountains, swimming in the ocean, and dune buggy in the desert. While the wide-range of things to do in Peru is guaranteed to keep any traveler entertained and busy, it can all be a little overwhelming when planning where to go in Peru. That’s why our friend, Daniel, is here to give you a round up of the best things to do in Peru.

With postcard worthy beaches, lush jungles, ample wildlife and dreamy waterfalls, it’s no surprise that Costa Rica is the most popular vacation spot in Central America. We’ve put together an ultimate bucket list of the top things to do in Costa Rica — from the must-see places to off the beaten path adventures. Let’s start planning your trip to paradise!

Lake Yojoa is the secret outdoor adventure capital of Honduras. The towns surrounding the lake are full of coffee farms, mountains, waterfalls and caves, and they are ready to be explored. Oh and did I mention there is a microbrewery in the jungle?! The time is now to visit Lake Yojoa.

Cali, Colombia is known as the salsa capital of the world. People from all over the world flock to Cali and many stay longer than they expected. This is what happened to our friend, Courtney, and she shares why Cali draws in people and makes them fall in love with this place.

Arenal is the adventure capital of Costa Rica and has many things to do to keep your heart pumping. Whether it’s whitewater rafting, canyoning, ziplining or hiking around the Arenal Volcano, we have you covered with this detailed travel guide. We are also sharing our top places to stay in La Fortuna and the best places to eat.

If you’re planning a trip to Bocas del Toro in Panama, it can actually be quite overwhelming choosing where to stay. There are plenty of wonderful options in this archipelago, but if you’re looking for a place that is peaceful and sustainably-run, Tranquilo Bay Eco Adventure Lodge is for you.

If you’re looking for great surf, gorgeous sunsets, good food and laid back vibes, look no further than Santa Teresa. With Montezuma a short drive away, these two towns are a backpacker’s dream. There are plenty of things to do in Santa Teresa and Montezuma and we have a list that will keep you busy while visiting the Nicoya Peninsula of Costa Rica.

If you’re looking for an off the beaten path experience in Mexico, we’ve got just the adventure for you! Strap on some hiking shoes and head to Oaxaca’s little-known Sierra Norte region for a trek through nature and 8 unique communities that you won’t soon forget! We’ve put together a complete guide of everything you need to know to have this incredible experience yourself.

Oregon is the perfect state for a summer road trip! From National Parks like Crater Lake to spectacular views of Mount Hood to adorable seaside towns like Cannon Beach, there are so many places to visit in Oregon.

Washington State is packed with natural beauty, outdoor adventures and charming towns. Whether you want to try skiing or snowboarding, go on challenging hikes, camp on the beach, or paddle down whitewater rapids, Washington has it all. We’ve put together a list of bucket list adventures and top places to see along with all our insider tips for planning your journey.

Krakow filled with deep history, friendly people, stunning landscapes, and busy cities. You'll never run out of fun and unforgettable things to do in Krakow. From the cobblestone streets of historic old town to the snow-capped mountains surrounding Zakopane, there is something for every type of traveler. Be sure to explore Poland before it becomes too popular.

Zion is the most visited National Park in Utah, and one of the most popular parks in the nation. And there’s good reason for its popularity. Pine trees dot the landscape in clusters and towering red rock cliffs rise on either side of the canyon. Carving through the center is the crystal clear Virgin River. This National park offers strenuous hikes, like the famed Angel’s Landing, as well as easy walks for the whole family!

Idaho is a lot more than potatoes. Come with us as we explore hot springs, epic mountain hikes and a landscape that feels like another planet. Lucky for you we have your whole one week road trip planned out.

Trekking to Everest Base Camp is an experience of a lifetime, and getting there is easier than you think. If hiking to EBC is on your bucket list, we’ve got everything you need to make this dream a reality (even if you’re not rich or a world class athlete!). We've put together a perfect route you can follow without a guide. Plus were including a packing list, how much to budget, and stories (and photos!) from the trail.

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